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NYSSA’s Career Development & Student Committees
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Career Chat: Technology and Its Impact on Client Service
Delivery: Find Out What You Need to Know to Stay Competitive
Technological changes no longer impact just
quants and back-office operations. During this time of massive change
and consolidation in the financial services industry, technology is
playing a central role in a wide range of areas that include product
development, risk management, client service and more.
Come hear a panel of professionals from different sectors of the
financial services industry discuss how technology changes have, and
will continue to, impact the industry. Learn more about the impact of
these changes, the resultant product innovations, potential new career
paths and the skills needed to be successful.
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DATE:
Thursday, July 16, 2009
TIME:
6:00 p.m.–7:15 p.m. | Presentation
7:15 p.m.–8:00 p.m. | Networking
LOCATION:
NYSSA
1177 Avenue of the Americas, 2nd Floor
(between 45th and 46th Streets), NYC(Directions)
Photo ID required for access to the building.
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SPEAKERS:
Michael Kornhaber, Vice President, CGI Technologies
& Solutions Inc. Center of Excellence for Capital Markets
Jonathan Meyer, CTO, Ipreo (providers of
Bigdough and other Capital Markets and Investor Relations
solutions)
T. Andrew Smith, Executive Vice President and Global
Head of Business Development/Marketing, Butterfield Fulcrum
John Vinci, Managing Director, Broker-Dealer Services,
Relationship Management & Client Services, The Bank of New York
Mellon
FEES:
Members Free | Nonmembers $25
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
Monday, July 13, 2009
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If you would like to media partner or sponsor any of these programs,
please contact sponsorship@nyssa.org.
Chairs:
Michael Little, Director, Consulting Services,
CGI
Andrew Shih
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Speaker Bio
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Michael Kornhaber is responsible for managing
CGI’s Capital Markets Center of Excellence which provides
information technology services to the investment banking industry in
support of capital markets platforms and infrastructure. Prior to
joining CGI, he was senior vice president of IT Services, Operations and
Information Risk at JPMorgan Chase, which he joined in 2002. Kornhaber
has over 20 years of experience in banking and started in the industry
with Merrill Lynch in 1986.
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Jonathan Meyer is responsible for global
development, operations and infrastructure at Ipreo, a leading global
provider of new issuance software, market intelligence, and
institutional data to the capital markets community. Key assets include
Bigdough, one of the leading platforms used by research providers to
facilitate communication with their clients. Meyer came to Ipreo from
i-Deal (a subsidiary of Ipreo), where he was appointed CTO in August
2002, having previously been responsible for the firm’s
application development division. Meyer has 20 years of experience in
financial services technology, with particular expertise in development
of syndicate technology, most notably in the creation of Merrill
Lynch’s worldwide equity platform and award-winning debt syndicate
system. Meyer’s senior IT positions within have spanned buy-side,
sell-side and high-growth vendor organizations.
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T. Andrew Smith is responsible for Butterfield
Fulcrum’s sales, business development, and marketing worldwide.
Prior to joining Butterfield Fulcrum Group he was managing director and
head of North America Securities and Fund Services for Citi which he
joined in September 2004. Prior to Citi, Smith was senior vice president
and division head of Plan Sponsor Services at The Bank of New York.
Smith’s financial services career began at State Street
Corporation in 1988 as a public sector portfolio administrator. He was
later responsible for State Street’s west coast relationship
management and client service operation.
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John Vinci is head of the Relationship
Management Group within Broker-Dealer Services at The Bank of New York
Mellon. As such Vinci is responsible for the overall implementation of
higher service levels and client satisfaction through coverage
responsiveness, product knowledge and automation. His client base
consists of a wide array of financial institutions which are primarily
served through BDS’s securities clearance and collateral
management product lines. Vinci has been in his current role since 2002.
Prior to working in BDS, he was a client executive within the Financial
Institutions Group where he had worked since 1996 managing some of the
largest broker dealer client relationships. Before joining The Bank of
New York, Vinci was employed by J.P. Morgan Chase (formerly Chemical
Bank) as a relationship manager. He majored in economics and finance at
the University of Scranton and holds a BS degree. |
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